I recently bought a TL866A from ebay with a bunch of adapters for a little under $100 shipped. Seems like a decent programmer except for the fact that it doesn’t support the 27C200/27C400 mask ROMs that hold Kickstart. Some alternatives floating around seemed to indicate that the 27C240 was pretty close, but the pinout was different.
I created an adapter to convert the pinouts.
The parts I used were:
A couple years ago I posted some information on how to convert a Rigol CSV to an OLS File.
I recently got a request for some more information.
So let’s look at the two files
A couple years ago I posted some information on how to convert a Rigol CSV to an OLS File.
I recently got a request for some more information.
So let’s look at the two files
Before today, I was using a “field anti-static mat” on my HP Logic Analyzer cart. This was the cart that I built from scratch, and I think it did the trick for the most part.
Before today, I was using a “field anti-static mat” on my HP Logic Analyzer cart. This was the cart that I built from scratch, and I think it did the trick for the most part.
So I purchased a mini-box picoPSU-120 kit which is in essence a very very small power supply that provides multiple regulated voltages. I want to power my Commodore Amiga 500 with the tiny power supply but there’s potentially a big problem with using it out of the box: the -12v rail seems to be out of spec. It’s not being properly regulated to -12v.
So I purchased a mini-box picoPSU-120 kit which is in essence a very very small power supply that provides multiple regulated voltages. I want to power my Commodore Amiga 500 with the tiny power supply but there’s potentially a big problem with using it out of the box: the -12v rail seems to be out of spec. It’s not being properly regulated to -12v.
So thanks to Mike/amigamech for still having brand new stock of 5-pin A500 power connectors that he could ship quickly.
